yea its like criticizing red dead redemption because you can’t play entirely nonlethally. the point of the fiction is to analyze the topics via the player character. its not an RPG (it has like 2 or 3 ‘decisions’ you can make in cutscene/QTE scenarios that lead to 2 or 3 slightly different endings that are all kinda depressing) its a linear 3rd person cover shooter. COD: Black Ops 2 is more of a choice based RPG than this. the whole point is that the war crimes feel the same as the normal gameplay, because normal military shooter gameplay is already making horrible things like war and murder feel ‘rewarding’ and ‘compelling’ and ‘satisfying’. how many times have you executed a wounded or ‘downed’ enemy in video games? perhaps even with a fancy animated ‘execution’… its a war crime.
yea its like criticizing red dead redemption because you can’t play entirely nonlethally. the point of the fiction is to analyze the topics via the player character. its not an RPG (it has like 2 or 3 ‘decisions’ you can make in cutscene/QTE scenarios that lead to 2 or 3 slightly different endings that are all kinda depressing) its a linear 3rd person cover shooter. COD: Black Ops 2 is more of a choice based RPG than this. the whole point is that the war crimes feel the same as the normal gameplay, because normal military shooter gameplay is already making horrible things like war and murder feel ‘rewarding’ and ‘compelling’ and ‘satisfying’. how many times have you executed a wounded or ‘downed’ enemy in video games? perhaps even with a fancy animated ‘execution’… its a war crime.